Designed for senior leaders and those responsible for driving change across their organisation.

Every environment today is defined by change. The ability to benefit from change, not just bear it, is the advantage in front of every leader right now.

Most leaders think their job is to manage change. The ones who actually pull it off do something different — they build their organisation's capability to change, not just steer it through one transition at a time. That's the shift this day is about.

That's where story comes in. Not as a communication tool bolted onto change management, but as the actual mechanism that builds this capability in the people around you - how leaders create belief, build adaptability and balance managing change with inspiring people through it.

There's a "secret" ingredient successful leaders use to do this — a way of reframing a problem that most people never learn to see, let alone use deliberately. We call it the anti-story, and once you know how to find it, it becomes the missing link between a change effort that stalls and one that actually moves.

Designed for senior leaders and those responsible for driving change across their organisation.

The day will include a panel of senior leaders who we believe genuinely epitomise the kind of leadership needed to navigate change successfully - this is a chance to hear directly from people already doing this well. Confirmed leaders include Felipe Campos, Chief Operating Officer, Avolon, and Orla Graham, Chief People Officer, Davy and Sinead Keogh, Head of Sectors and Director BioPharmaChem Ireland.

What you'll walk away with

The five stories every organisation needs to tell

A sharper capability for telling your own leadership story

How to find and use the anti-story

"The biggest value we got from going through The Core Story was learning how to bring to life our strategy and ambitions in a way that resonated with colleagues regardless of their role with The Group."

— Senior Leader, previous participant

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